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(Alphonse Osbert, 1857-1939).

("Rêverie dans la Nuit")

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Linda Felcey's Oil on Board artwork.

Peacock Lady with Wings and Feathers, 1972, by Russia-born French artist Romain de Tirtoff, best known as Erte, (1892-1990).

Tibetan door curtain rug. Early 20th century. Natural and aniline dyes. Rare type of rug and rare design of peacocks and lotus flowers. rugrabbit.com

Rituali Intimi, 2021, acrylic on canvas, italian artist, Lorenzo Mattotti, (b. 1954).

Traditional Folk Painting, Fool's Flower and Bird painting 3, by South Korean folk and porcelain painter Cho Ye-seon.

"Swaying In The Breeze," ink and color on paper, Chen Jialing, b.1937, in Hangzhou, China.

(Excerpt of poem "The Story of a Bird" by Liu Xia representing her restricted life under house arrest. She was married to imprisoned Liu Xiaobo, Chinese literary critic, human rights activist and Nobel Peace Prize laureate involved in calling for political reforms to end the Communist one-party rule in China.)

Swiss photographer Groebli Rene, 1927, from the series "The Eye of Love."

Uzo Hiramatsu, contemporary artist from Japan

The Swan, 1915, oil on canvas, by Hilma af Klint, Swedish abstract artist.

The majestic Swan symbolized the 'grandeur of the spirit' to Helena Blavastky, founder of Theosophy, a spiritualist movement of great interest to Hilma af Klint.

This painting underscores the dualities of light and dark, male and female, life and death.

The Swan by Camille Saint-Saens' Carnival of the Animals.

Grand gala opening of the new Mariinsky II Theatre's in Saint Petersburg, broadcast live on May 2, 2013.

Winter no. 6, 2010, painting by Noji Mikiko, Japanese contemporary artist.

Georgia O'Keeffe, Wall with Green Door, 1953, oil on canvas.